Repertorium aureum d. Nicolai de Milis
Subtitle: opus singularium dictorum, cum apostillis antea positis, et auctvm quàm plurimis etiam vltra singularia & notabilia Lud. Romani, Mathesilani, & omnium modernorum per Henricum Ferrendat Niuernens. collectis, ac sub hoc signo * secundum ordinem alphabeti insertis : cum summariis doctissimis, et gemino indice, vno verborum, altero sententiarum seu rerum : per Studiosum Iuris nu[n]c de nouo recognitum ...
Contributors: Pontano, Lodovico, 1409-1439.; Mattesillani, Matteo, fl. 1398-1410.; Ferrandat, Henri, 16th cent.
Publisher: [Expensis Sigismundi Feyerabendt]
Published: 1572
Place of publication: Francofurti ad Moenvm
Language: lat
Number of pages: 467
Subjects: Canon law.
Other titles: Repertorivm avrevm d. Nicolai de Milis
Notes: VD 16 J-630
The alphabetically arranged basic work (here variously enlarged) was first printed in 1475, with title Reportorium egregii doctoris domini Iohannis Milis in iure canonico; known also from its first article as Repertorium Absenti.
Identity of the author is uncertain, incl. his given name. VD 16 calls him Johannes de Milis; Adams (with 1581 ed.), Milis, Nicolaus de. He may have been  the 15th-cent. Franciscan from Sardinia, Niccolò di Milis. Cf. J.F. Schulte, Gesch. d. Quellen u. Lit. des canonischen Rechts, v. 2 (1877), p. 299; World Biog. Index 7 (K.G. Saur).
"Lud. Romanus" is a sobriquet for Lodovico Pontano (1409-1439).
Publisher's name from colophon (verso of leaf Oo7).
Devices (of S. Feyerabend?) on t.p. (half-nude female-form angel blows two horns) and on colophon page (exuberant childlike figure blows horn).
Signatures: *⁸ A-Z⁸ a-z⁸ Aa-Oo⁸.
Includes index.